BBC Radio London: Tim Dieppe discusses why women are 'more likely' to be religious

Published: November 6th, 2016

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Tim Dieppe, Director of Islamic Affairs at Christian Concern, discusses a new study that suggests women are more religious than men. Tim says one reason for this could be that women "tend to prioritise relationships more than men do, and so thinking about that of course religion, at its heart, is looking for relationship with your creator".

06/11/2016
6m 6s

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BBC Radio London: Tim Dieppe discusses why women are 'more likely' to be religious